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My £10 Amazon voucher claim from VoucherSent for opening a Santander current account was only promptly successful when I raised the matter directly by email with the (Removed by Forum Team) the Managing Director of Optimise Media
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Re Dudley,
mine is showing too on the website, ( no email notification received?) but interest rate is showing as 0%.
i will have to work out how to add funds, do i have to close the original 5.50% RS to fund the new one, or can i have two ?
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Yes you can have 2 Dudley regular savers
You need to fund the new Loyalty regular saver 3 before the true interest rate of 5.75% will show
To fund I used the details from my other Dudley regular saver -
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ref - whatever your account number isIt didnt show straight away but I logged in this morning and the funds are there with the correct 5.75%
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Dudley Loyalty Saver 5.75%
Ah, thank you. I was getting very confused. But, then, that seems to be my habitual state of mind these days!
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Just googled and Google (not that everything google says is true) says 1117 was launched on July 17 2025.
But it also means that many people must already have this issue, now almost fully funded with a mid July maturity date …
Even more curious that it went live again for those few hours this week …I think I must have time travelled to get the Dudley loyally issue 3 which does not even exist yet!
“Create all the happiness you are able to create; remove all the misery you are able to remove. Every day will allow you, --will invite you to add something to the pleasure of others, --or to diminish something of their pains.”2 -
Santander RS
Does this no longer have a fixed end date (as in after 12 months it resets)?
Noticed terms seem to talk about balances after 12 and 24 months in the examples.
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It reverts to 3% after 12 months but remains open.
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It never had an end date if you had set up an SO for it - but after 12 months it always did reset. The reset on the 8% one is a lot less attractive than it was on the 5% one - but then 8% is a lot more attractive than 5%, too 😎
I don't know what would happen if you let an existing 5% run its full 12 months - but reckon they won't any longer renew it now. I won't test it out as I have closed my 5% one and opened the 8% one. What I'll do in 12 months' time depends on what is available in the market at the time. Who knows, it might be possible to close the 8% one, and apply for another one - but that's all speculation at this stage.2 -
Teachers BS Regular Savers
Anyone had Teachers BS reply to secure messages sent via their online portal please? Sent one a while back about my regular saver with them but never heard back and wondering if they actually monitor these. Thanks
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Santander RS
If you open this and set up the SO for payment every month starting from a date between the 27th and 30th, what happens in future months where dates falling at the weekend affect the SO? So you’d accidentally, automatically end up with a payment that doesn’t go through until the 1st and then the next usual one would be 27th/28th/29th/30th of the same month. Do Santander just not mind that and allow it or is it best to avoid that and not use a date near the end of the month?
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